Sentence examples for would seem adequate from inspiring English sources
It would seem adequate for consumer safety purposes simply to test most of the nation's disabled cattle and a suitable sample of healthy cattle, as Agriculture officials plan to do.
What is suggested, and would seem adequate to respond to many specific situations is, therefore, not a flexible plan but, rather, flexible instruments to achieve predefined objectives (an adjustment able to take into account environmental dynamics).
Complications for the policy makers also arise from the possibility (or rather likeliness) that the economy moves over time from one regime to another, implying that policies that would seem adequate before become much less so after the switch.
That would seem an adequate answer to the complaint that Section 5 tramples on the sovereignty and dignity of the states, a mantra raised by Texas and Alabama — but not, interestingly enough, by every covered state.
These results, together with the upward bias in the cycles in periods after 1990, would indicate that the Clark (1987) specification does not seem adequate for modeling Peruvian GDP.
On balance, however, the numbers seem adequate and fair.
But the criteria seem adequate to guide enforcement.
Those don't seem adequate reasons to forgo a system that is already proving its worth.
Werner Herzog may lack heroes, nowadays, who seem adequate to his fierce capacity for wonder.
Few current systems seem adequate.
Its base V-6 puts out 263 horsepower, which would seem more than adequate for most people.
